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FF25510 02-28-2008 07:22 AM


Originally Posted by teamgp (Post 4207118)
Long body is for lower nitro content and/or higher humidity, and vice versa for short body. Here is a good page to print out. ;)

that's what i'm looking for.:nod: thanks.:D

choisan 02-28-2008 07:43 AM

I have a 35Plus 3 and the inside large bearing 14.5 x 26 x 6mm is quite expensive. Found from ebay that it has the same size with no brand, wonder if anyone tried and any comment?;)

Roniel_R 02-28-2008 08:18 AM

i have tried them in my Nova engines and they hold up as good or better than the original Nova ones..

Team Kamikaze 02-28-2008 02:57 PM


Originally Posted by choisan (Post 4214322)
I have a 35Plus 3 and the inside large bearing 14.5 x 26 x 6mm is quite expensive. Found from ebay that it has the same size with no brand, wonder if anyone tried and any comment?;)

You can replace it with the original same size non ceramic bearing which is way cheaper.

air jordan 03-04-2008 10:30 PM

Hi guys, can someone please help?

What differences did you find between the Max Power 2602 pipe and novarossi 2630 medium header on the Nova Plus 12-3t? Thanks!

rfy 03-08-2008 01:58 PM

Hi DJ,

On your shimming response above..does it hold true for .21 engines as well. thanks.

Andyg01 03-09-2008 06:02 AM

the lower the compression ratio the higher the nitro you can run

luke81 03-25-2008 08:42 AM

I've just got a Nova m.12 from another racer, and had some problems tuning it. It would either run so rich it spurted fuel from the pipe, or so lean it would get very hot...there was no happy middle ground. Either way it had very little power. I opened it up to find a sleeve installed backward, IE the top edge of the sleeve had been cut with a dremel to fit the locating pin....the sleeve was for an engine with the pin on the other side! The exhaust port does line up very close to perfect, maybe .5mm off at most. The sleeve fits the block a touch looser than any of my other motors as well. Finally the crank has some sort of goo in it to create a fuel ramp which is now flaking off, am i correct to assume this engine did not come with these "mods?" :flaming:

Andyg01 03-25-2008 10:07 AM

sounds like you have been done.

have a look here for correct parts

http://www.novarossi.it/

good luck

dj apolaro 03-25-2008 01:20 PM


Originally Posted by rfy (Post 4243321)
Hi DJ,

On your shimming response above..does it hold true for .21 engines as well. thanks.


If I am not mistaken .21's come shimmed for 25% stock. Start with that and see how the piston and plug look to fine tune. Check the piston every few runs

DJ Apolaro

nickiphorosn 03-30-2008 03:25 AM

plus 2 353
 
why does the new plus 2 353 2008 edition comes in one engine at the same price as the 2 in one package...i would ecxept it to be at least 100$ off the retail price of the previous version that included the practise engine as well...(i saw it at rc-mushroom for 499$)...unfortunately it's very expensive compared to the plus 1 series which i had bought(the plus 12 ct) for 300$...that makes us a difference of 200$..it's really high priced.what's your opinions guys if we take in mind that there are out there engines at the same specs like rb r3 , os speed2 , sirio evo 4 etc that cost at least 150$-200$ less?

stefan 03-30-2008 10:14 AM


Originally Posted by nickiphorosn (Post 4308380)
why does the new plus 2 353 2008 edition comes in one engine at the same price as the 2 in one package

If that's the case, you are being screwed. Over here in Europe, the 2008 353 single package is around € 300, while the double pack from last year was € 500.

I some shops, the new Plus 2 is only € 5 more than the 12-3 ST.

http://www.spracing.it/catalog/index...Path=48_50_100

YANMAN 03-30-2008 02:14 PM

Just looking for a little help. There are so many options for .12 engines now and I have no idea where to go. I am coming back to touring car after 5+ years running off-road. I know I want to run Nova, but there are so many engines, 353, +.12 3SCT, LS3, LL3... I was thinking the +.12 3SCT was the way to go, put now that the 353 is about the same price I was thinking that the 353 is the way to go. Please help. Is the 353 a good all around engine? Short and big tracks? I know the +12 3SCT is a good short track engine and you can gear it to the moon for the big tracks. Just want to get the best all around engine. Thanks for any help

Tim

asw7576 03-31-2008 10:21 AM

Low Quality Novarossi Glow Plugs during 2005 - 2007 periods
 
I'm not bashing novarossi ..... infact, I'm novarossi loyal consumers with 10 novarossi engines in my rc box.

I have the feeling 2005, 2006, 2007 production of novarossi glowplugs were not long lasting as they were in 2003. The glow plugs have short life span, sometimes last only 20 - 30 minutes. It seems the glow plugs cannot stand long period of high operating temperatures ( I live in tropical country ). Lately I have to prepare 3 - 4 glow plugs for 1 day racing ( 1/10 engine ), and 4-5 glow plugs for 1/8 . Currently my glow plugs are easy to die resulted from high operating temperature ( 110 C ) :flaming::flaming:

Anyone have the same feeling ?

Ryan41 03-31-2008 05:24 PM


Originally Posted by asw7576 (Post 4311239)
I'm not bashing novarossi ..... infact, I'm novarossi loyal consumers with 10 novarossi engines in my rc box.

I have the feeling 2005, 2006, 2007 production of novarossi glowplugs were not long lasting as they were in 2003. The glow plugs have short life span, sometimes last only 20 - 30 minutes. It seems the glow plugs cannot stand long period of high operating temperatures ( I live in tropical country ). Lately I have to prepare 3 - 4 glow plugs for 1 day racing ( 1/10 engine ), and 4-5 glow plugs for 1/8 . Currently my glow plugs are easy to die resulted from high operating temperature ( 110 C ) :flaming::flaming:

Anyone have the same feeling ?

Honestly man, I think theres either something wrong with your fuel, or the tuning is a tad off. I would guess fuel maybe. There is no way you should be going through 4-5 glow plugs in one race day. You should only really need 1 or 2 spare plugs in case you blow one..but 5 is rediculous!

I very rarely go through plugs, using Runnertime. However I change the plug once every 2 meets, just as a pre-caution.

but yeh, what fuel you running?

cheers


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